Once the public understand the extent of the deception over climate, and the damage done to the economy and our children's future, the trickery over Covid is going to look peripheral, says Andrew Montford.
Chinese officials want to bring in lockdowns to combat the flu, as the Washington Post argues that U.S. Covid restrictions likely saved "an incalculable number of lives".
In a new ONS report on vaccine effectiveness, the statistics agency finds that even after adjustments the vaccinated die of non-Covid 50% less than the unvaccinated and admits this means its estimates are unreliable.
Now is the time for action to prevent the crystallisation at international level of the very policies and approaches many of us have railed against at national level for the last three years, writes barrister Adam Cross.
COVID-19 was not dangerous enough to justify cutting short vaccine trials as the vaccine had to be "very safe", Chris Whitty advised the Government in the early weeks of the outbreak, it has emerged.
Prescriptions for hormone treatments such as HRT have doubled since 2020. No explanation has been offered for this, but the vaccines, introduced at the same time, are known to have a strong effect on women's periods.
A conspiracy of pandemic preparedness zealots at the start of 2020 planted the seeds of the ensuing lockdown craziness, but by April this had given way to the petty authoritarianism of fools, argues Eugyppius.
In reporting about the Ofcom ruling against Mark Steyn, the Telegraph has managed to misrepresent the reason for the breach, and in doing so wrongly imply that questioning Covid vaccines is against Ofcom rules.
The Telegraph's Lockdown Files reveal that most Covid restrictions were based on political expediency and cowardice, yet the rest of the mainstream media would rather attack Isabel Oakeshott than question themselves.
Matt Hancock's calls to “frighten the pants off everyone" and "deploy the new variant" are new lows in the already incredibly sordid tale that is the Lockdown Files.
